Young Australians are going grey with stress over their retirement savings, decades before they'll need to rely on them. A survey by Franklin Templeton found that more than 70% of Gen Y (age 21-38) and Gen X (age 39-54) respondents suffer stress ...
The festive season is a time to spread good cheer but, for many of us, it brings along its fair share of stress, thanks largely to the costs of buying food and gifts for family and friends. According to the Reserve Bank of Australia, 27% of credit card ...
Mining services companies can be risky ventures. Over the last few years some have met an untimely demise. RCR Tomlinson's 100-year history came to a sorry end last year. Others that no longer grace the ASX include Titan Energy Services and Forge Group. ...
One of the success stories of the sharing economy has been Airbnb, which matches private accommodation to potential renters. But getting involved in letting part of your home through Airbnb can deliver a nasty, and little understood, tax sting. Broadly ...
Elder financial abuse comes in many forms. Often it's perpetrated by children impatient to receive their inheritance, or worried that it will be too eroded by the time they get it. Other times it can be the hand of a financial adviser who, against ...
First home buyers will be able to get into a house with as little as 5% deposit through the First Home Loan Deposit Scheme - provided the value of the property falls under the property price caps announced this week by the Morrison government. The caps ...
The red line between telephone marketing and personal financial advice has been clarified by the Federal Court, after it sided with ASIC's claim that Westpac deliberately used telephone marketing to persuade customers to consolidate their superannuation ...
Opposition is mounting against a federal government bill to ban cash payments over $10,000 with concerns it will push customers into the clutches of banks or other financial institutions. The Currency (Restrictions on the Use of Cash) Bill 2019, which ...
Accountant turned author Kylie Parker wrote the book Planning Plan B: Prepare For 10 of Life's Unexpected Stressful Events to help others through some of life's trickiest complications including death, divorce and dismissal from work. She says ...
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles have traditionally served as the marketing jargon of image-conscious companies rather than being a genuine call to action. But "the tide is now turning" from niche to mainstream, says First State ...
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